v0.10.22 · Double Skunk

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Weekly challenges have a page of their own. On the main menu, vs. AI now asks whether you want to set the table or play a challenge. The page shows this week's challenge, all ten challenges with the week each one comes back, and your record.
Practice any of the ten challenges on a random seed or one you type in, against the rival difficulty you pick. Practice works without a connection and never posts to the weekly board.
While you have a profile, your record keeps every weekly and practice run with its score, and your rank for the week.
When a weekly score reaches the board, the end-of-match summary says so and shows your rank.
The end-of-board and end-of-match summaries list the consumables that mattered, for you and for the rival, with what each one was worth where that can be measured.
When your powerup runs into the rival's on the same play, a clip shows both animals together. The Compendium lists each of these clips under both cards.

All ten weekly challenge kits were rebuilt. Each kit now has a clear plan to win with, and you always carry two pegs. Because the kits changed, scores from this version go on a new weekly board, and a weekly run left unfinished on an older version starts over.
Before a match, the intro names your pegs and says what they do. In a challenge it names the rival's pegs too, and the card before the match explains each peg and how the week is won.
Skip and Skat have three exchanges for each challenge. Each score you post for the week moves you on to the next one.
Every clip at the table marks whose figure is whose, with a filled disc under yours and an open ring under the rival's.

Game Memory now counts the achievements your Steam account already has, so it matches your Steam profile.
A clip beside the running count no longer slides sideways when the count moves on before the clip ends.
In the Long Tally and the weekly challenges, the end-of-board and end-of-match summaries no longer count the rival's consumable plays as yours.
A consumable shove that was blocked no longer counts as holes taken in the end-of-match consumables row.
With a controller, the cards on the online hub now open on their main button, and the controller stays on the card until you close it.
In German, French, Spanish, Portuguese and Italian, the Pegs row on a rival's card was translated as holes. It now names the pegs.